Heads up: For Swift applications, no existing localization is required to localize with Quetzal. Swift has standardized localization patterns that will be adhered to.
Setting Up Localization
Quetzal hooks into your existing localization patterns, but it does not provide, install, or set this up for you.
Before linking your codebase with Quetzal, you should begin by setting up a localization system and translating a few strings to test.
Quetzal will take it from there. Once the ground work for a localization is in your code, you can move on to linking your codebase.
Resources
For help with choosing a localization scheme which is a good fit for your codebase, you can read our tips.
To make sure your stack works with Quetzal ahead of time, you can check compatibility with Quetzal.